SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio family is frantically searching for a missing girl. Kandis Mykala Davis was last seen June 3 on the 100 block of G Street. She is described as 5'5'' with brown eyes and black and red braided hair.
Yolanda Davis says her 15-year-old daughter disappeared Saturday morning. She believes Kandis was taken.
“I left to go [to the dog groomers] at 9:08 a.m.," said Yolanda. "When I looked at my Ring camera, I saw a car appear at my house.”
Yolanda says this vehicle pulled up 10 minutes after she left. A black car can be seen turning the corner and pulling up in front of the house before the video ends. That's when Kandis turned off the cameras, according to Yolanda, and got into the car.
Yolanda believes Kandis was lured away and it was planned. She says the 15-year-old only took her phone and some clothes, not her iPad or any money.
"She hasn’t communicated with anyone," said Yolanda. "I miss her and I am worried about her."
Kandis is listed as an 'endangered missing person.'
Monday should have been her first day of summer programing at the Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio on the east side. Kandis and her sister have been going there for 10 years, according to Yolanda.
Volunteers have been busy passing out flyers with Kandis' photo.
“We are concerned, we never thought this would happen to Kandis," said Lisa Lewis, who leads the Boys & Girls Club on the east side. "She is athletic, she is such a good kid. We just want the community to look out for her. If she is [reading this], we just want her to be safe and come home."
Yolanda is pleading with people in the greater San Antonio area to share her daughter’s photo and call police if they see her.
She also wanted to speak directly to her daughter.
“We miss you, we just want you to come home," said Yolanda. "You are truly loved, we love you. Everybody is looking for you, please come home.”
Anyone with information on Kandis' whereabouts is asked to contact the San Antonio Missing Person's Unit at (210) 207-7660.